Thread: Samsung and Barnes & Noble Event August 20th
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Old 08-21-2014, 09:54 AM   #80
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Originally Posted by rcentros View Post
I didn't realize the price was cheaper than a standard Galaxy Tab 4 7.0 when they're not on sale. So I can see B&N customers buying these (not me, I like eInk readers). For some reason I thought these Samsung 7" tablets were in the $140 range or so (it shows what I know about tablets). I still wish B&N would bring back something to replace the NST at the low-end. It wouldn't even have to be touch screen.
The Galaxy Tab 3 *is* in the $140 range.
The 4 is list-priced at $199 but discounted to $179 pretty much full time.
It is the regular price at Amazon, for example.

An, as pointed out above, the generic Samsung version comes with more flexible/valuable perks, especially on the audio book side.
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